chainstay

The chainstay's are the tubes that run from the botom braket to the rear dropouts. the chain runs
along the drive side chainstay (yup, thats why its called the CHAINstay) from the cogset to the
chainrings.

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The chainstay's are the tubes that run from the botom braket to the rear dropouts. the chain runs
along the drive side chainstay (yup, thats why

its

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called the CHAINstay) from the cogset to the chainrings.

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Goddamm. You are a moron.

Go to:

rec.bicycles.tech

they will answer your question and maybe even like you.

rbr ain't what it used to be.............

Mark VandenBerghe

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Thanks Jay

I don't know the tradition here about top or bottom posting. I've only been here since about halfway
thru the tour, and seen both, in about equal numbers. I didn't see anything about it on the FAQ.

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Is it a requirement? Odds are not many in here think very fondly of you.

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Goddamm. You are a moron.

Go to:

rec.bicycles.tech

they will answer your question and maybe even like you.

There was actually a reason to post it here because it made a difference on Lance's bike. Kurgan you
can take a hike!

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It's what you see the riders throwing to the side of the road once their chain stay is filled with
pee that has gotten to warm to drink.
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Is it a requirement? Odds are not many in here think very fondly of you.

Goddamm, you are a moron.

That is my goal here, to be popular and make friends. dumbass.

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on

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Lance's bike. Kurgan you can take a hike!

Goddamm.

You are a moron.

K. Gringioni

ps. what is a seatstay?

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What exactly is the "chainstay"?

email Bob Roll at OLN.

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rbr ain't what it used to be.............

But it will revert back on 7/28/03, until it undergoes another assault next July. --dt

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rbr ain't what it used to be.............

But it will revert back on 7/28/03

Praise be to Allah for small favors.

Andy Coggan

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they will answer your question and maybe even like you.

Is it a requirement? Odds are not many in here think very fondly of you.

I'm kicking his ass this weekend if he has the guts to show up in El Cajon. I can't kick his ass
during the week because I have a brain dead corporate job.

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Mark VandenBerghe said:

rbr ain't what it used to be.............

But it will revert back on 7/28/03

Praise be to Allah for small favors.

Who gives a [censored] if folks just show up for July? Is it supposedly a "waste of bandwidth" or some
other [censored] like that?

Along with the team mechanics, each team has a witch doctor who does a dance around each bike before
every day's stage. This is a sercretive ritual involving chicken blood, body hair shaved from the
team leader's legs, and WD-40. The purpose of this dance is to ensure that the chain on the bike
stays on the sprockets during the race. Over the years, this witch doctor became known as the
"chainstay" because he or she would dance around the bike shouting "CHAIN..... STAY...."

Thanks for asking. -Bobke

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What exactly is the "chainstay"?

It's the lower of the four small frame tubes that hold the rear wheel in place. Horizontal, or
nearly so, goes from bottom bracket to the rear dropout. The other tubes are called seat stays.
Used in a sentence: Armstrong's bike had a damaged chainstay. HTH --Karen M.

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What exactly is the "chainstay"?

It's the lower of the four small frame tubes that hold the rear wheel in place. Horizontal, or
nearly so, goes from bottom bracket to the rear dropout. The other tubes are called seat stays.
Used in a sentence: Armstrong's bike had a damaged chainstay. HTH --Karen M.

Thanks, good description.!